Opinion: CT disregarded literacy screening during 'Right to Read'
The Right to Read legislation and district wishes do not supplant CT's requirement for districts to use K-3 reading screening measures.
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The Right to Read legislation and district wishes do not supplant CT's requirement for districts to use K-3 reading screening measures.
Two Plainfield schools have been honored by the state department of education as 'schools of distinction.'
Opinion writer Barth Keck suggests that we are fortunate in Connecticut because the state's education system has remained focused (so far) on the real problems facing schools today, rather than issues manufactured by the ongoing culture war in politics.
A wide-ranging bill addressing some of CT's major educational concerns received final passage on Wednesday. Here's what it would do.
Groton parent Adrian Johnson recalls that when his three kids were learning to read, they brought home books with instructions to comprehend a word: look at the first letter, look at the picture, and ...